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more newbie on garlic

21 years ago

I planted some garlic cloves ( calif. white) last fall. They have continued to grow through the freezing temps of winter. They were well mulched with straw. Now the stems are from 1/2 to 1" in diameter and 12" to 18" tall, although they do not stand that tall. Longest leaves are bent over. In digging down carefully the bulbs only seem to be about 1" in diameter. Not as large as I would have thought. Is this normal, do I just wait? Temps are still freezing early AM. and now is our spring windy season. Any advise, Please

Brent

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